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Due to processing by IBM, this request was reassigned to have the following updated attributes:
Brand - Servers and Systems Software
Product family - Programming Languages
Product - Developer for Power Systems
For recording keeping, the previous attributes were:
Brand - Rational
Product family - Design & development
Product - Developer for Power Systems
Thank you for submitting this request. We do see value in the proposed feature, however many other requests have garnered more votes, or otherwise clearly represent a higher degree of value to a broader cross-section of customers. Unfortunately, due to the large number of higher priority requests, we do not believe we will realistically deliver this, and do not wish to leave requests in "under consideration" status for an open-ended period of time.
Accordingly, we are moving your request to rejected status at this time. You are free to resubmit for reconsideration during a later planning cycle, particularly if you are confident that the request will garner more votes.
Thank you again for taking the time to offer your suggestion. Much of our product direction reflects feedback such as yours, and your input is always valued even when we're unable to directly incorporate it.
This RFE will be under consideration for a future release. Status has been updated to Uncommitted Candidate.
This RFE is consistent with our strategy and product roadmap and IBM is continuing to evaluate.
Please refer to the attached "SP_Debug_Screen_Shots.doc" for further details.
Thanks & Regards
Dibs
Attachment (Description): Please find the atatched file of the screen shots that I mentioned in my earlier response.
Yes from the *LISTING view the variables are being Monitored.
But the *LISTING view is the C/C++ code of the Stored Procedure. Firstly it's need some in depth knowledge of C/C++ to understand what the *LISTING code is doing. Also I found when I Monitor Expression for a specific variable from *LISTING view it's only showing me the pointer reference for that variable instead of the original value.
What I am really looking for from the *SOUCRE ability to Monitor Expression for any variable. Also a new Function key that will step over automatically the underneath C/C++ code and come to the next statement of the *SOUCRE view of Stored procedure.
Believe I am not talking totally nonsense.
For an SQL stored procedure, you need to use *LISTING view to evaluate an expression.
Could you please try using the *LISTING view?
Attachment (Use case)